Monthly Archives: December 2016

During the holiday season, I got to thinking about nativities, and what other holidays could possible have that sort of decoration, with all the little statuettes assembled to form a scene. My favorite pieces of artwork tend to be tangible … Continue reading →

Originally posted on John Kutensky: I’ve had an interest in nuclear war and bombs for a while now (purely theoretical, of course), and with Christmas coming up, I thought it might be useful to collect some of the more interesting…

Lately I’ve seen two really good fan-made short films about games, and I wanted to share them. The first is Terrible Fate, about Majora’s Mask. I really like it. Gorgeous models. Amazing music. And Majora’s Mask is suitably creepy. The only … Continue reading →

Love Insurance A somber figure entered the room. The salesman sat down at the desk, opposite a distracted-looking man and an eager young woman. He jogged the papers in his hand and looked over them at the couple before him. … Continue reading →